$sudo modprobe 88XXau Issues Unstable in Ubuntu 19.10 Detect Installed RTL8812AU Devicesįor the qnab, the kernel module is “8812au” which is in the “MODULE_NAME = 8812au” in the “Makefile” file:įor the aircrack-ng, the kernel module is “88XXau” which is in the “BUILT_MODULE_NAME=88XXau” in the “nf” file. Here are 3 examples to download, build the module, and install:įor the qnab’s code, clone the latest version and use make to build/install:įor the aircrack-ng’s code, if the kernel is compatible with “v5.6.4.2”, clone the branch “v5.6.4.2” and use make to build/install:įor the aircrack-ng’s code, clone the latest version and use the shell script to build/install:īecause aircrack-ng commits more frequently and newer than qnab as checked on 6, I preferred to use his fork. Track the “forked from” source on GitHub if it is not updated for a while. Always read the “README.md” to check if it works with the current kernel. Or search “RTL8812AU” for more solutions.
If it doesn’t work for me, I may use the “fork from” to find the parent. Build and Install Kernel ModuleĬhili555 suggests qnab while Jerem圓1 chooses aircrack-ng. But it’s just more convenient to manage the source code, especially when I need to rebuild the module for a new kernel. I may download the source code from GitHub without Git. Get the dkms which contains code and tools in linux-headers-generic and build-essential.Get the Git which contains the tool to clone the source code from a git server.Get the build-essential package which includes.I am not going to compile the full kernel. Get only the essential Linux kernel headers.Or the dkms (Dynamic Kernel Module Support Framework) package: $sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic build-essential git Get codes and tools in different packages: To enable, I have to download the RTL8122AU driver source code, compile to a kernel module, and add to the kernel.įollowing USB wireless dongles use the RTL8812AU chipset:įor Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 20.04LTS, follow these steps: There is no built-in support for Realtek RTL8812AU in Linux.
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